Oh! That Welsh TV presenter ! 💕😽 I forgot her name now. She likes Britney Spear's dancing and interviewed Iwan Rheon once on TV. Her first name enda with an I. Leni? Lani? Leni somthing. So charming presenter 🌺
As a descendant of a Welsh immigrant to NZ, and (sadly) not knowing many Welsh words, never mind sentences, may I ask, "is Welsh usually spoken at such speed?" My grandfather, and his best friend of their earlier days in Wales, seemed (from memory) to speak in a slower, lilting manner.
I am a man and currently I wear pantyhose wearing shorts or bermudas because they give a lot of comfort, I only wear opaque black pantyhose combined with camping boots
Da yawn dwi wedi anghofio cymraeg fi byw un llanryg hogun Bach ond wedi byw yn London am 20 blwynoedd living in a small village was cool back in day they filmed a lot close 2 were I lived I haven't spoken Welsh for very long time but I understand it just terrible at speaking or writing it now this brings back some memories as a kids now it's prop cringe 2 young kids of today but as a kid no Internet in the 90s no phones 4 channels we were all ways outside 2 untill the street lights came on and we'd still be out pich dark crazy change in 25 years but I really enjoyed the times and I'm having so much nostalgia watching this show diolch chwara teg nice 1
If this supposed to be all in Welsh, should there be Myrddin instead of Merlin then? I'm not so sure about his actual name either, although I don't exactly speak Welsh. Somehow I seriously doubt it Colin being a Welsh first name. In his native Irish Gaelic his name is Coileán Muírgen.
I LOVE his northern Irish accent :) It makes his voice sound more deep. I'm good at understanding people with accents. The longer you listen to them, the more the accent barrier disappears.
